The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-29
Momphis Dogs Win All the Re-
naming Prizes.
The Unfinished Heat Between Nat
Goodwin and the Belle OF Pied
mont Was Won Easily by
Nat Goodwin.

Special Dispatch TO the Appeal.
Hon PoINr, ~ c., Nov. 2s.-Thc last
day oi the Al-aged stake was cold and
rainy. Many of the heats were very
short aud not sufficient work allowed to
determine the relative merits OF the con-
tcstants. The old point system prevailed,
TO q large extent, in judging.
The unfinished heat of Saturday even-
ing between Nat Goodwin and Belle of
Piedmont was resumed. Nat won the heat
easily, showing superior nose, style, and
doing much the best work on birds.
In the next heat, between Roy Monarch
and Allie james, there was nothing done
worthy of mention. The heat was short
aud Won hy Roy
The next heat between Chance and
King Leo was u one sided affair from start
10 finish, and was won 10y Chance with
little trouble. This concluded the second
series us follows
Joe n beat keystone
Glnsipf huat Jean NalICnn.
Nat Guoiwin beat II, oi Piedmont
Bov Monaurh beat Allie james
nrtcsr Gladstone beat Dash Noble.
,hauuv bent King leo,
TuRn sEHlEs.
In this series Gloslcr aud Joe II first
contested. Glustcr had the best OF tho
mcc from the start and Won 10y outpoint-
ing Joe II.
In the next heat Nat Goodwin heat Roy
! Monarch. having far better pace, range
! and style, aud also outworkcd him ON
birds.
Chance, In the next heat, had an easy
! victory over lirccse Gladstone beating
him from start 20 finish.
SUMMARY rnHp SERIES.
Glo,tcf hcat Joe n
Nat GuoiNlu l,cat ROY Monarch
chance beat lircUsC Gladstone.
rouRru srun@
Chester and Nat Goodwin began tho
fourth series This heat was cut very
short, aud littlo time given to show tho
merits oi either. Each dog scorrd hut ono
point. Heat awarded 10 Glustcr.
Chance having the bye In this series,
was put down with Glustcr, after twenty
minutes rest, iur Hnt money aud place.
| Chauc. had superior place, range and
| style. but Glusior rcur,d one on two points
the hcs, on game and was awarded the
l'hclt aud declared winner Of frt place in
! the AllHgcd stake.
Nat Goodwin WIS sDloctod by the Judges
tn run with Chance Tor second prize Roth
iliaH iNlNNE NNN'HA ~ wv AfiNIitllN ~
Ay,nt kennel, ihc owners requested tho
judges Ia aWurd second To the one they
considered the best, without further run
ming The two dogs are litter brothers.
Chance was placed second.
jean Vatican aud Nat Goodwin wcro
placed equal in thirl place, bath being
owned by the Memphis a Aycnt kennel.
This closed the All-agcd setter stake.
Tur wiNNrEs.
Glo,tcr H. handsome black. white and
tan dog. hy Dlshing Rover lrinkct,
owned by Nj j. l.. Bpcsc, tuxedo Park,
New York lie divided second last season
iu the Eastern Allapd stake.
Chance, winner Of second, II q black,
white aud tan dog, hy RUdcngo Bo-rccp,
owned hy the Memphis aud Aycnt kcn-
mel llc WIS Second in the National
Derby last season.
Nat GpudVin, equal thid with Jean
Vatican, b. black, white aud tan, also II
l,oiprsu iO.rycp, and owned by tho
Memphis 4 AVpui kennel
Jean Vatican, equal thirl with Nat
Goodwin, " hlark, white aud tan, by
Nnro Twin Mnudc,. nud owned also by
the Memphis 4 Ayoni kennel. lie won
thrl n thc Eastern Derby last summer.
Mgmphis dog. al owned by the Mem.
phh q Aycut KENNEL did well. They
won lint Boa ihu Derby uud all the All-agcd
stakes. except iir.i place
The All-asvd pointer stake begins tomor-